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DNA testing on a man who has been linked to two violent crimes in Fayetteville has now tied him to additional rapes, court documents said. The DNA belongs to 46-year-old William Everette Razor III, according to search warrant affidavits filed in the Clerk of Court's Office. Razor is serving a 13-year prison term in Texas. Fayetteville police were seeking search warrants to gain access to the victims' medical records. The affidavits say Razor's DNA matches that found in December 2009 after a woman reported she was beaten and raped at the Red Carpet Inn Motel at 442 S. Eastern Blvd. The motel closed in 2013 and was scheduled to be razed, but a fire destroyed the building later that year. Razor's DNA also matches samples of material taken in August 2006 after a woman reported she was beaten and raped at the Economy Inn at 525 Eastern Blvd. Razor's DNA was entered into a national database after his arrest in Texas. In January 2013, Fayetteville police were notified that Razor's DNA matched samples that were found in 2007 after 39-year-old April Kemp was found dead behind the Red Carpet Inn Motel. An autopsy showed Kemp died from blunt force trauma … Continue reading →

Seattle police will begin DNA testing on all sexual-assault evidence kits, including 1,276 collected over the past 10 years that were shelved and never tested, the department announced Thursday. Police said the change in policy came after new police Chief Kathleen OToole and the new supervisor of the departments Special Victims Unit, Capt. Deanna Nollette, had discussions with the King County Prosecutors Office, Harborview Medical Center and victim-advocacy groups. We will test all sexual-assault kits moving forward and begin addressing untested kits, Nollette said. Its a great enhancement in our response to victims and our investigative abilities. Nollette said the departments previous protocols which took into account whether there was a cooperative victim and whether consensual sexual contact was contested made sense at the time they were created. However, those protocols are no longer considered to be among the best practices. We took a new look at it and saw there was room for improvement, Nollette said. The change comes as the issue of untested, stored so-called rape kits is being discussed nationwide. Last year, Congress officially recognized the backlog of untested rape kits as a national problem in passing the Sexual Assault Forensic Evidence Reporting Act, or SAFER, which … Continue reading →

Seattle police willbegin DNA testing on all sexual-assault evidence kits and dig into the backlog of 1,276 stored kits that were never tested,the departmentannounced on Thursday. Police said the decision was made after discussions with the King County Prosecutors Office, Harborview Medical Center and victim-advocacy groups. We will test all sexual-assault kits moving forward and begin addressing untested kits, Capt. Deanna Nollette, supervisor of the SPDsSpecial Victims Unit, said in a news release. Theres abacklog of untested kits nationwide, in some areas because of the cost of DNA testing, which can range from$500 to $1,500 per kit. Sexual assault victims generally undergo a forensic examination in which potential evidence such as blood, saliva, or semen is collected and preserved in what is commonly called a rape kit. After receiving a kit, the Washington State Patrol Crime Lab examines evidence for DNA belonging toa suspect. Results are entered into the Combined DNA Index System, CODIS, a large FBI database containing DNA profiles. The Seattle Police Department has collected 1,641 rape kits during the past decade, of which only 365 have been tested by the state crime lab. Last year, Seattle police spokesman Sgt. Sean Whitcomb told Times news partner KING-TVit wasdepartment … Continue reading →